Priority Health recognizes four Michigan seniors
(Grand Rapids, Mich. - December 14, 2011)
Four outstanding Michigan residents have earned the Senior Impact Award from Priority Health, which presents the annual award to deserving volunteers, age 63 years and older, who devote their time and energy toward improving their communities. As part of this annual recognition, Priority Health awards $1,000 to each recipient's volunteer organization.
"Priority Health continues to expand its mission of offering affordable, excellent health care for all," said Kimberly K. Horn, president and CEO of Priority Health. "As part of that mission, we are excited to once again celebrate seniors who volunteer and work to improve the communities where they work and live."
Each year Priority Health works with United Way and Volunteers Centers of Michigan to identify senior volunteers, collect nominations and select winners.
View the 2011 winners.
About Priority Health:
Priority Health is an award-winning health plan nationally recognized for creating innovative solutions that impact health care costs while maximizing customer experience. It offers a broad portfolio of products for employer groups and individuals including Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. As a nonprofit company, Priority Health serves more than 600,000 people and continues to be rated among the best health plans in the nation by the National Committee for Quality Assurance.
